Injured Oregon school shooting survivor begins lengthy recovery
Seven-year-old Saylor Graham-Poarch was critically injured in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, and has begun a long recovery. The attack killed three students and a teacher; the teenage gunman was also shot dead.
Saylor was born with CASK, a rare genetic disorder that affects brain development and can cause significant physical and cognitive disabilities. Fewer than 600 people worldwide have been diagnosed, according to a research organisation cited in the article. She often uses a wheelchair and is known to her family and community for her joyful personality. Two fundraisers have received more than $845,000 to support her family.
- Saylor, 7, was critically injured in the Oregon school shooting.
- The attack killed three students and a teacher.
- Fundraisers for her family have raised more than $845,000.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Wheelchair-bound 7-year-old with extremely rare genetic disorder begins long road to recovery after suffering critical injuries in Oregon school shooting”.